Caesar de bello Gallico I.3-4 nouns & adjectives

auctoritas, -tatis f.

clout, influence auctoritas, -tatis f.

iumentum, -i n.

beast of burden, draft animal iumentum, -i n.

carrus, -i

cart carrus, -i

sementis, -is f.

a sowing, planting sementis, -is f.

copia, -ae

abundance, supply (in plural, can mean troops) copia, -ae

frumentum, -i n.

grain frumentum, -i n.

biennium, -i

a period of two years biennium, -i

profectio, -tionis f.

a setting out, departure (proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum = to set out) profectio, -tionis f.

legatio, -tionis f.

embassy, mission legatio, -tionis f.

principatus, -us m.

chief place in the state or army, leadership role principatus, -us m.

plebs, plebis f.

common people, the masses plebs, plebis f.

dubium, dubii

doubt dubium, dubii

exercitus, -us m.

army exercitus, -us m.

ius iurandum n. (iuris iurandi gen.)

oath ius iurandum n. (iuris iurandi gen.)

fides, fidei f.

confidence, trust; loyalty; pledge fides, fidei f.

firmus, -a, -um

firm, strong, stout firmus, -a, -um

indicium, -i

information, evidence indicium, -i

mos, moris m.

habit, custom; in plural character mos, moris m.

vinc(u)lum, -i

chain, fetter vinc(u)lum, -i

causa, -ae

reason, cause; (legal) case causa, -ae

dictio, -ionis

the speaking, saying dictio, -ionis

obaeratus, -i

debtor (aes, aeris copper money) obaeratus, -i

ius, iuris n.

law, right ius, iuris n.

magistratus, -us

magistrate, official magistratus, -us

suspicio, -ionis f.

suspicion (suspicor, -ari, -atus sum to suspect) suspicio, -ionis f.